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Guide about installing macOS Big Sur on ASUS P8P67 PRO/EVO (REV3.0) based PC
This Hackintosh was build with help of Qraxin/Asus-P8P67-OpenCore-EFI repository as base.
EZ-Mode
- System Performance
- Asus Optimized
Advanced Mode
- Advanced
- SATA
- Mode Selection: AHCI
- S.M.A.R.T.: Enabled
- USB
- Legacy: Enabled
- Legacy USB 3.0: Enabled
- EHCI Hand-off: Disabled
- Onboard Devices
- Renesas USB 3.0: Disabled
- Bluetooth: Disabled
- VIA 1394: Disabled
- Marvell Storage: AHCI
- Serial Port: Disabled
- Boot
- PCI ROM: Legacy ROM
- Option ROM: Force BIOS
This Hackintosh was created on an ASUS P8P67 PRO Mainboard with an Intel Core i7 2600K Processor and 16GB RipjawsX DDR3 RAM. It is running now on an ASUS P8P67 EVO Mainboard. MSI GeForce GTX 760 and Asus Radeon RX 570 graphic cards have been working with different display setups.
Asus Radeon RX 570 was used with two 4K Monitors on DP and HDMI (DVI has problems).
MSI GeForce GTX 760 was used with two Displays on DVI, no 4K on HDMI possible (v1.4a).
To get WiFi running, an ASUS PCE-AC55BT B1 PCI-E card is used as adapter with a BroadCom BCM4352 BCM94352Z NGFF M.2 card as chip.
The onboard Bluetooth is disabled. The Bluetooth of the Broadcom BCM94352Z causes unwanted wake from sleep, therefore a SSDT-GPRW patch is used. Alternatively a Plugable Bluetooth 4 USB Adapter can be used (works ootb).
For eSATA/SATA and RAID a DIGITUS DS-30104-1 PCI-E card is used as the MARVELL 88SE9230 chip works with the CtlnaAHCIPort.kext.
USB2 works ootb but a port mapping was created in the attempt of avoiding unwanted wake from sleep which is caused by the internal USB-connector of the BT-card. As the most promising solution (setting the USB-connector type to internal/255) is not working (BT isn’t recognized anymore), the current solution is a SSDT-GPRW patch which disables wake by usb completely.
For USB3 an Inateck KT4006 PCI-E card is used which works ootb. The internal Renesas USB3 chip can be activated using GenericUSBXHCI.kext, but it causes a problem on shutdown (unwanted restart).
diskutil list
diskutil apfs createContainer /dev/disk{#}
diskutil apfs addVolume disk{#} APFS {Volume}
debug for installation and config or release for final useOpenCanopy.efi to EFI/OC/Drivers for GUI pickerVBoxHfs.efi to EFI/OC/Drivers for HFS+ supportdebug to release versionEFI/OC/ACPI/config.plist from/to EFI/OC/config.plistEFI/OC/Kexts/To create a working macOS Installer boot drive, you will need the following:
Install macOS Big Sur applicationCreate installer stick with this command:
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/Big\ Sur/ --nointeraction
Enable installation on unsupported hardware:
~/Downloads/big-sur-micropatcher-main/micropatcher.sh
F8 on BIOS post -> [UEFI] OpenCore Drive)Install macOS Big Sur)Big Sur drivedebug to release version (file-swaps)Intel Power Gadget to test CPU frequency and speed steppingOpenCore Configurator (OCC) to modify/update config.plistHackintool to check for loaded kexts and system settingsMarvell RAID Utility (MSU) from Driver folderMarvellTray App from Programs and login with macOS user credentialsInstall macOS ... partition on reboot)Microsoft folder (windows bootloader)Tips and tricks to solve already known problems
The OpenCore configuration can be validated by uploading the config.plist to https://opencore.slowgeek.com/ in order to perform a sanity check. It helps to find problems in the configuration and to optimize the setup.
A default boot entry can be set with ctrl + enter if the option is allowed in OpenCore (Link)
EFI and open config.plist with OCCMisc -> Security and set AllowSetDefault = YESctrl + enterAs the P8P67 bios offers no option to simply add new boot entries, EasyUEFI from a parallel windows installation is used to create OpenCore boot entry
EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.efi as file pathNVRAM can be reset from OpenCanopy boot picker if auxiliary-entries are displayed in OpenCore (Link)
EFI and open config.plist with OCCMisc -> Boot and set HideAuxiliary = NOReset NVRAM from toolsThe display resolution during boot is very low, full display resolution (4K) is only reached on the last boot stage
TextRenderer set to BuiltinGraphics and Resolution set to Max (macos-decluttering) deliver worst results (1024×768 fallback)TextRenderer set to SystemGraphics and Resolution set to 3840x2160 deliver “better” results (1280×960 or similar)UIScale to 02 (HiDPI-Mode) only increases the icon sizeLegacy ROM to UEFI ROM has no improvement as suggested here, there or over there
Information copied from SATA Drives Not Shown in DiskUtility
Useful information, tips and tutorials used to create this Hackintosh
Several SSDT patches are used to fix following problems
An USB port-mapping was created using this guide: USB Anschlüsse Patchen
The following exported files can be found in USB folder:
SSDT-EC-USBX.aml/dsl patch files for EC and USBXSSDT-UIAC.aml/dsl patch file forUSBPorts.kextAs iMac12,2 is the closest SMBIOS to P8P67 mainboards (link), it is used to generate SSDT for power-management. As SSDT-PLUG is only compatible with Intel’s Haswell and newer CPUs (link), Sandy Bridge needs to follow the ssdtPRgen method.
ACPI -> DeletePlatformInfo -> SMBIOS -> Button Up/DownNVRAM -> UUID -> 7C4...F82 -> boot-argsiMac12,2 (CPU: Sandy Bridge i7 2600)
-no_compat_check boot-flagCpuPm and Cpu0Ist tablesSSDTs
iMac18,3 (GPU: Radeon Pro 570)
ProzessorType to 1795 (decimal for 0x0703)-no_compat_check boot-flagCpuPm and Cpu0Ist tablesFor adding your SSDTs, Kexts and Firmware Drivers to create snapshots of your populated EFI folder (link) use corpnewt/ProperTree
To manually add ACPI patches do the following
{name}.aml into EFI/OC/ACPIconfig.plist in OCCACPI -> Add
{name}.aml as PathCommentEnabledTo manually add kexts do the following
{name}.kext into EFI/OC/Kextsconfig.plist in OCCKernel -> Add
x86_64 as Arch{name}.kext as BundlePathComment{name} as ExecutablePathContents/Info.plist as PlistPathMinKernel and MaxKernel)Enabled